Lebanon's generator users hit hard by fuel price surge amid regional conflict
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has nearly doubled generator fuel costs in Lebanon, where most people rely on private electricity due to government bankruptcy and crumbling infrastructure. A generator owner's monthly bill jumped from $200 to $300, while a shopkeeper saw his costs surge even without using air conditioning. With Lebanon already reeling from economic crisis and war impacts, residents say "there's nothing we can really do" as prices soar and never come back down.
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